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Evening Star, Issue 14786, 30 January 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. "IB MAJESTY'S THEATRE. uirection J. C. Williamson, Ltd. A GENUINE TRIUMPH OF REAL COMIC OPERA. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. For 3 MORE NIGHTS MORE. 3 Mr J. C. WILLIAMSON Presents THE NEW ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY And THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER. THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER, THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER. By OSCAR STRAUS. In Three Acts. ALLURING ! FASCINATING! HAUNTING! Yon really cannot blame the. office boy for wlustlmg tunes from ' Tlic Chocolate Soldier.' A SCORE OF FLOWING MELODIES, BOX PLANS at the Dresden. Day Sales at Jacobs's. Prices as usual. WILD AUSTRALIAN BUCKWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31st, At the Oval, Princes street south. Under the Direction of Prof. Walter J. Bullock. THIS Unique Combination of ROUGH RIDERS, LASSO - THROWERS. SHARPSHOOTERS, and BULLOCK WRESTLERS will present their Wonderful Exhibitions for FOUR EVENINGS. PROF. BULLOCK, in Daring Australian Cattle-throwing, Wrestles Vicious Steer by the Horns, Displaying his Marvellous Skill with Rifle. Breaking Glass Ball from the Human Head, Lassooing the Horse by the Nock and Legs, and Haltering-makmg with lightning rapidity, etc., etc. YARRAGON AND DINGO, Australian Vicious Buckjunipers. £5 is given to anyone able to ndo them for 1 minute. COONGOOLA, the Queensland Outlaw. £1 will be given to the Person who can Saddle, Bridle, and Ride within 10 minutes. TOMMY LOACH. Australian Champion Bareback and Side Rider, will givo Exhibitions of riding the Outlaws in various SYD. RAMSAY. Australias Daring Horseman, gives Exhibitions of Riding upon Yarragon and Dingo. WILLIAM WALLACE, the Fearless Bullock Rider. 16 BUCKJUMPERS and 7 BULLOCKS. Como along, you merry N.Z. Horsemen, and try your skill. Prices: 3s, 2s, and Is. Open at 7.30. Performances at 8 p.m. Solo Pro|>s., BULLOCK and NICHOLLS. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. TENDERS FOR IRON BUOYS. Marine Department, Wellington, 25th January, 1912. [TRITTEN TENDERS addressed to the V * Minister of Marine will be received at tin-- Otliee up to noon of THURSDAY, the 15th FEBRUARY. 1912, for the CONSTRUCTION and SUPPLY of FOUR IRON BUOYS. Tenders must be marked outside " Tender for Iron Buoys." Telegraphic fender*, sintilarlv aiUlros-ed will be received up to the same date, provided the written tender is posted before the time fixed. Plans aud specifications may be seen at the Public Works Oflices at Auckland, Wellington, Christrhui'c'h, Dunedin, Invercargill, and Greyinumh. GEORGE ALLPORT, Secretary. EDUCATIONAL. IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS. TRINITY COLLEGE. -A/iTUSIC for First .... , \JL Obtainable. THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, LTD. THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, LTD. "V7IOLIN.—Miss H. K. WALKER, L.A.8., V Resumes Teaching MONDAY, February 5 at Studio, 51 Stuart street., and at "Manora." ID Henry sirect, Mior; Hill. At Studio all day Friday next. AUCTIONS. WEDNESDAY, 14th FEBRUARY, At 2.30 o'clock. At the Early Settlers' Hall, Lower High" street. GREAT LAND SALE. GREAT LAND SALE A NEW TOWNSHIP. TOWNSHIP OF VTEWLANDS, TOWNSHIP OF VIEWUNDS, ST. CLAIR, ST. CLAIR, The Salubrious Seaside Suburb. 40 FIXE ALLOTMENTS, 40 FINE ALLOTMENTS, Bjthcd in sunshine and commanding a tnest magnillrcni panoramic, view of the ocean and surrounding country. NOTE THE TERMS: £5 Deposit for each Allotment, and fhe balance >-.t the rate of onlv FIVE SHILLINGS FEU WEEK. Plans in course OHN REID AND SONS, *■* Auctioneers, Liverpool street. THURSDAY. Blh FEBRUARY, 1912, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, 148 Rattray street. MODEL HOME IN ST. KILDA. 71 L. MACASSEY AND CO. JLjm have received instruction-- from Mrs Hcatiev lo sell bv auction, as nbove, No." 22 SCOTT STREET. ST. KILDA. Six-roomed Bungalow JJcm.e mew), with casement windows, steel ceilings, tile hearths and grutcs. built-in wardrobes, bathroom (with hj. and c. water u> bath and handbasin), pantry, scullery, eirciric light, throughout, and all necessary outbuildings. Large corner section, with two fowl run?. N.B.—The Auctioneers w-i-h to draw special attention to the great elyince jie.ro ottered to anyone who wishes io purchase a model and updo-date, home in St. Kilda, as the property is for genuiue. sale on very easy terms. THURSDAY, 3th FEBRUARY, 1912, At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, 143 Rattray street, COMPACT HOME AT OPOHO. 171 L. MACASSEY AND CO. y. have received instructions from Mr C. E. Bryant to sell by auction ;us above, No. 23 Signal Hill road, Opolw, 4-roomed House (nearly new), pantry, Ecullery, washhouse, copper and tubs, tile grates, nice garden and lawn; all in perfect order. The Property is beautifully situated, and is right on tho proposed tramway route to Opoho. The owner has placed the property in our hands for absolute sale, as he is leaving the district. NOTE.—If you want a real NATTY HOME inspect this.